Back to the Electrofuture: Named Reactions Powered by Electroorganic Syntheses
Bridging classical named reactions with modern electroorganic chemistry, this review presents how electrochemical strategies can revive and reinterpret historically significant transformations, highlighting their emerging potential as sustainable alternatives in contemporary organic synthesis.
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